H&r 5200

**usmc69** · 04-19-2009 09:20 AM

Was at a gunshow in Lakeland, Florida yesterday. One dealer had several heavy barrel match rifles (40X, 52C, 12 and several others). One looked a bit different. It was a H&R 5200. The stock was walnut and shaped a slight bit different. Had never seen one, had heard of folks that had.

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**edlmann** · 04-20-2009 01:23 PM

Originally Posted by usmc69

Was at a gunshow in Lakeland, Florida yesterday. One dealer had several heavy barrel match rifles (40X, 52C, 12 and several others). One looked a bit different. It was a H&R 5200. The stock was walnut and shaped a slight bit different. Had never seen one, had heard of folks that had.

These are the civilian version of the H&R M12 rifle. Released in the early '80s, they are great rifles but never really caught on. Basically anything mechanical written about the H&R M12 applies to these.

**usmc69** · 04-23-2009 08:36 PM

I probably should have bought it. Oh well........

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